EZ Zwayne

We're living in a day where a Supreme Court justice candidate couldn't even tell us what a real woman is and much less a man.

And so we're living in a day and age that's confused.

And when I talk about fighting like a man,

I'm talking not so much about what we would consider as masculinity, someone who's deep-voiced and buff and athletic.

That can all be true.

But a real man is someone that has courage, conviction, devotion, dedication.

Self-control, love, a willingness to sacrifice and lay their lives down for another.

I ask men this.

I say, look—

If this guy came up to your wife, pulled his fist back and was about to clock her in the face and you were there, would you not jump in front of him and absorb that blow?

Would you not fight him off if you could?

A woman, if a man is pointing a gun at your children and is about to pull the trigger, would you not jump in front of him and take that bullet and fight that guy off if you could?

Of course.

But we're not willing to do that when it comes to protecting our husbands, our wives, our children from our sin of pornography, from our sin of sexual immorality.

And something is wrong there.

We have to step it up and say, no, this is worth the fight because of those that I claim to love.

Empathy is a must and should be natural because all of us have struggled with sin.

All of us have struggled with temptation.

All of us have struggled with the lure of lust.

And so there has to be that recognition of, wow, first of all, that could be me.